Canon EF＆Canon FD 55mm f/1.2 S.S.C.＆ZoomFD100-200mm f/5.6 S.C.Cleaning Part 2!
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We have cleaned the Canon EF camera & Canon FD55mm f/1.2 S.S.C. & Zoom FD 100-200mm f/5.6 S.C. lenses that we purchased.
Continuing from the previous article, this time we will introduce the cleaning of Canon Zoom FD100-200mm f/5.6 S.C. lens.
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Clean the entire lens of dust with a blower.
Wipe the outside with anhydrous ethanol.
Zoom moving parts are also carefully examined.
Clean the front lens.
Use a cotton swab for the rear lens.
Clean the supplied lens filter and filter case.
Clean the lens cap.
Check the lens case.
Cleaning is complete.
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This time the cleaning was of a variety.
It was a set of two lenses in addition to the body. It was quite a vintage camera, and although it took some time, I was able to clean it up nicely.
The body is a Canon EF, an SLR camera released in 1973, but then the EF name appeared on the lens, which seems to be Electro-Focus, and I can’t help but wonder about the origin of the EF name for this camera! I’m so curious about the origin of the EF name of this camera!
I can’t figure it out after looking it up, and it’s hazy in my mind.
But I have a feeling that all the haze will blow away if I shoot with this beautifully cleaned camera set!
If you have something on your mind, please use this camera set to get rid of it!
Writer T.Okumura